The entire world is eagerly waiting to see the visual extravaganza that is 'Avatar: The Way of Water'. The movie is hitting the big screens worldwide on 16th December and it is the biggest motion picture event as announced by the makers. This huge project was made on a humongous budget and it needs to get 2 billion dollars just to cross the breakeven mark. The talk from the London premieres came out and everyone are in awe of James Cameron's brilliant storytelling capability.
Celebrities are praising this film to no end and it currently is at 83% on the Tomatometer. A reviewer said, "Never doubt James Cameron. He has raised the bar in terms of riveting storytelling and blockbuster VFX, CGI. The beauty of Pandora is breathtakingly beautiful."
Another review reads, "Visual masterpiece with rich use of 3D and breathtaking visuals." The way James Cameron tied an emotional storyline with jaw-dropping visuals is being commended by each and everyone. Along with all the plaudits, people are ready to point out some flaws as usual.
A person wrote, "The pacing of the film is too slow for its own good. Cameron gives us long sequences of characters basking in the beauty of it all, and sure, it is indeed beautiful. But it's also not real, and there's only so much artificial beauty we can handle before we start to get weary and, well, bored." But it is the last hour that everyone is in awe of Cameron as he showcased why he is a cut above the rest when it comes to making universally appealing cinema.
With the reviews out, it is only a matter of time before people flood into the theatres and get amazed.
Celebrities are praising this film to no end and it currently is at 83% on the Tomatometer. A reviewer said, "Never doubt James Cameron. He has raised the bar in terms of riveting storytelling and blockbuster VFX, CGI. The beauty of Pandora is breathtakingly beautiful."
Another review reads, "Visual masterpiece with rich use of 3D and breathtaking visuals." The way James Cameron tied an emotional storyline with jaw-dropping visuals is being commended by each and everyone. Along with all the plaudits, people are ready to point out some flaws as usual.
A person wrote, "The pacing of the film is too slow for its own good. Cameron gives us long sequences of characters basking in the beauty of it all, and sure, it is indeed beautiful. But it's also not real, and there's only so much artificial beauty we can handle before we start to get weary and, well, bored." But it is the last hour that everyone is in awe of Cameron as he showcased why he is a cut above the rest when it comes to making universally appealing cinema.
With the reviews out, it is only a matter of time before people flood into the theatres and get amazed.